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Old 11th November 2008   #1
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Talking Live Sound Desks

Hi, new here, new to the live sound thing too.
I was just interested in the history of it, mainly live desks if anyone knows anything, or some nice old ones, bit of a improvements timeline etc. Would be great.
(I know live sound doesn't have much of a history)

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That's a tall order.

Try google for most of that or be more specific.
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Oah I didn't want someone to just answer it all, just if anyone has good knowledge in the area wants to add a bit.
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Thanks everyone thats great.
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Sounds to me like a college / university question..

But google will help you
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